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[Willy]

No I personally love "Sebastopol" as well as the EP "Thirdshiftgrottoslack". I was just happy to see a plethera of reviews that substantiated our friend Christian Hoard's (cough-"bitch") poor musical taste. He's really into Justin and Christina. I emailed Jay to tell him to wear Chaps and a thong for his next show, but he has yet to reply. Keep your fingers crossed!

[Daze Inundated]

Am I the only one who though "Sebastopol" was a great record?

[thatbeat]

Rolling Stone is a money making rag that my dogs poop is not worth sitting on...

They've also got some ties with Wilco (see "I'm trying to break your heart" DVD)- they're so far up Tweedy's cornhole that they can't hear what great music Jay has made....

we love it so thats all that matters!

peace...

[Dilpus Kuhnilpus]

The first time I listened to the album, I thought it was annoyingly similar to Sebastopol. I have since listened to it ~ 10 times and I think it is OUTSTANDING. Nice work, Jay.

[sawyer]

i wouldn't worry about RS - they have Bon Jovi (or Bon Joki, Bon Phoney) rated ahead of Springsteen in live acts.

[Willy]

Roling Stone aside, it's great to hear so many reviewers comforted by the sound of "Terroir Blues". While T.B. is not your typical album, it's a contagious blend of sound that sets Jay apart from today's songwriters. I've only had a few days to listen to the album, but I consitently find myself humming the songs to myself. In my experience, that's the mark of a truely great album.